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Let's be honest: your employees are drowned under emails. Between endless threads of discussion, third party tool notifications and internal newsletters, capital information almost always ends in the abyss of a saturated inbox. However, some alerts cannot wait. How can you be sure that you are immediately seen when a cyber threat approaches or a security directive needs to be applied?

The answer is not in a better management of your emails, but in the use of a radically different channel. dMessage is the reference solution to never miss critical information again.

The Problem: The e-mail is structurally unable to handle the emergency

Relying on conventional messaging in the event of a crisis is a risk that your organization can no longer afford to take. This is why the e-mail becomes a silent nightmare in critical incidents:

  • Cognitive saturation: Vital information is drowned among dozens of unimportant messages.
  • Network dependence: If your email servers or internet connection fall down, your crisis communication will go out.
  • Lack of visibility: There is no guarantee that a user will view his email at the moment T.
  • Total uncertainty: It is impossible to know in real time who actually read and understood the instructions.

Scenario Critique: Cyber Response

In the face of an ongoing phishing campaign, e-mail is your worst enemy because it mixes with malicious messages. Sending an alert by email is like throwing a bottle at the sea during a storm.

Result: Compromised accounts even before the alert is opened.

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The Solution: The Digital Shield dMessage

By relying on a native and proactive warning technology, dMessage displays your messages in a pop-up window on recipient workstations. Reading confirmations are used to track responses; they do not guarantee that each recipient has understood the instructions.

  • Total independence: Works without messaging and even without internet connection (local network).
  • Direct display: Native window that instantly puts itself at the forefront.
  • Nominal Accused: A centralized tracking console for complete traceability.
  • Local facility: Deployment on your infrastructure, according to your access and security rules.

Violent speed

Messages are broadcast on the local network, without the usual delays of email servers. Ideal for a Lifeline in case of emergency.

Smart Targeting AD

Connected to your Active Directory, dMessage allows to target specific groups, users or IP ranges without "internal spam".

Sovereignty On-Premise

Unlike SaaS solutions, all processing within your own network. No sensitive data leaves your walls.

Security in Two Clicks

The Panic Button Discrete on the windows desktop allows you to alert rescues in two clicks in case of aggression or discomfort.

"With more than 30,000 licences sold, dMessage has already proven its reliability with major players demanding unfettered security. It is the assurance of information that is visually required where e-mail fails."

Expertise dMessage16 years of service to major organizations

Frequently Asked Questions on dMessage

Not at all. Thanks to its "Plug & Play" design and full compatibility with tools like SCCM, deployment to thousands of workstations is done in a transparent way for the end user.

Yes. dMessage offers great visual adaptability, allowing to switch from a blue informational banner (business life) to a red critical alert (Red Code) depending on the severity of the message.

No, dMessage is a parallel channel dedicated to downhill and critical information. It complements your collaborative tools by ensuring that vital messages are not drowned in daily conversations.

Yes, as long as the employee is connected to the company's network (e.g. via VPN), dMessage can securely route notifications to its screen.

Take control of your communication today

Don't let the chance or saturation of mailboxes dictate the security of your organization.

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